Real Estate Features Archive

	Title	Issue
	Five Westchester Buildings Restructured as Condominium Complexes Old factories, schoolhouses and banks (and the space they afforded) serve new purposes as livable spaces for residents looking above-ordinary dwellings. By Dana White	April 2013
	Best Places To Live Call us gluttons for punishment (and angry letters from you), but this year, we dared to tackle the unthinkable—we’ve numerically ranked (virtually) every place there is to live in our county, from best to worst. Yes, this means there is indeed a Number 1—and it also means there is a Number 40. Read on, and see where your town fell in our rankings. By Elsa Brenner	October 2010
	Our 10 Most Beautiful Buildings Some of the world’s most renowned architects have left their marks on Westchester—and our county is the better for it.	December 2010
	4 AIA Award Winners Design standouts. By Elsa Brenner	Winter 2011
	The 10 Most Beautiful Homes in Westchester We’ve scoured the county for the most beautiful abodes: peeking over fences, bumping along dirt roads, even taking to the water to find these 10 perfect gems. We know you can't judge a book by its cover, but, in this case, its only the outside that counts. Call us superficial, but we rated these homes strictly on face value.	Fall 2010
	A Prairie Grows in Bronxville A former eyesore is transformed into a celebration of color and texture. By Tovah Martin	Fall 2010
	On the Waterfront Fashion Designer Eileen Fisher’s Irvington home: a modern plan in a classical package with endless views of “living art” By Lynn Hazlewood	Fall 2010
	Dining In As the weather cools down, at-home entertaining heats up: A sampling of our favorite private dining rooms in the county.	Fall 2010
	Home Ground How do Westchester’s horticultural hard-hitters tackle their own yards? Eavesdrop over their garden fences. By: Tovah Martin	Spring 2010
	An Italian Beauty All curves, angles, and movement. By: Malerie Yolen-Cohen	Spring 2010